An early 18th Century French boulle work bracket clock by Gilles Martinot Paris, with spring driven anchor escapement striking on a bell and signed back plate with numbered counter wheel, the brass dial above a mounted scroll signed cartouche and monogram on a red velvet ground enclosed by a Corinthian capital pillared arch glazed door and scrolling acanthus red tortoiseshell case below a domed top and seven gilt flame finials, height 37cm together with a conforming bell shaped bracket, width 23cm, some damage and losses.

A late 15th to early 16th Century and later mille fleurs tapestry fragment, probably Tournai or possibly Arra

Lot 592
Sold for £3,000 hammer

Estimate £3,000-£5,000

A late 18th Century mahogany cased bracket clock by Durrant London, the arched dial with corner spandrels and

Lot 612
Sold for £2,700 hammer

Estimate £1,000-£1,500

A Franz Bergman cold painted bronze model of a standing woodcock painted in naturalistic style, impressed mar

Lot 616
Sold for £1,650 hammer

Estimate £800-£1,200